Vuela Corazón – Bilingual Lyrics Spanish/English

• By: Dasoul

Lyrics & Translation

Immerse yourself in the heartfelt world of Dasoul's "Vuela Corazón" to explore the nuances of Spanish emotion and expression. This powerful ballad offers a rich vocabulary for discussing feelings of love, loss, and resilience. Its clear, evocative lyrics and relatable themes of overcoming heartbreak make it an excellent song for learning Spanish, providing insights into everyday language used to convey deep personal experiences. You'll gain a deeper understanding of emotional vocabulary and common idiomatic expressions within a contemporary musical context.

[English]

Tell me how you're doing

Today I write you looking for complicity

I know you suffer in silence

We didn't want it, but today it's a necessity

Fly, heart, run away from this love

Just tell her that today I don't know who I am

Fly, heart, take his scent with you

If maybe you see her

...

Tell her that pain is killing me

...

Tell her that pain is killing me

...

It's not easy to forget

When you've forgotten to value yourself

It's not easy to appreciate

The love of someone who couldn't love you

Not everything is lost

And I'm afraid of unrequited love

Today, betrayed for being a witness

Of a broken heart (Dear friend)

Fly, heart, run away from this love

Just tell her that today I don't know who I am

Fly, heart, take her scent with you

If maybe you see her

Tell her that pain is killing me

...

Tell her that pain is killing me

...

Tell her that pain is killing me

And if when you hear her voice

You feel your soul breaking

Don't worry, time heals all wounds

After so many storms

Peace finally arrives (Peace finally arrives)

Fly, heart, run away from this love (Run away from this love)

Just tell her that today I don't know who I am (That I don't know who I am today)

Fly, heart, take her scent with you

If maybe you see her

Tell her that pain is killing me

...

Tell her that pain is killing me

...

Tell her that pain is killing me

...

[Spanish]

Cuéntame cómo estás

Hoy te escribo buscando complicidad

Sé que sufres en soledad

No lo queríamos, mas hoy es necesidad

Vuela, corazón, huye de este amor

Solo cuéntale que hoy no sé quién soy

Vuela corazón, llévate su olor

Si tal vez la ves

Dile que me mata el dolor

Dile que me mata el dolor

No es fácil olvidar

Cuando olvidaste valorarte

No es fácil valorar

El amor de quien no pudo amarte

No todo está perdido

Y temo por ser no correspondido

Hoy siendo traicionado por haber sido testigo

De un desamor (Querida amiga)

Vuela, corazón, huye de este amor

Solo cuéntale que hoy no sé quién soy

Vuela corazón, llévate su olor

Si tal vez la ves

Dile que me mata el dolor

Dile que me mata el dolor

Dile que me mata el dolor

Y si cuando escuchas su voz

Sientes que se rompe el alma

No te preocupes, todo lo arregla el tiempo

Después de tantas tormentas

Por fin llega la calma (Por fin llega la calma)

Vuela, corazón, huye de este amor (Huye de este amor)

Solo cuéntale que hoy no sé quién soy (Que hoy no sé quién soy)

Vuela corazón, llévate su olor

Si tal vez la ves

Dile que me mata el dolor

Dile que me mata el dolor

Dile que me mata el dolor

Key Vocabulary

Vocabulary	Meanings
corazón /koɾaˈθon/ A1	noun - heart
amor /aˈmoɾ/ A1	noun - love
dolor /doˈloɾ/ A2	noun - pain
sufrir /suˈfɾiɾ/ B1	verb - to suffer
olvidar /olβiˈðaɾ/ B1	verb - to forget
necesidad /neθesiˈðað/ B2	noun - necessity
huir /wiɾ/ B2	verb - to flee
valorar /ba.loˈɾaɾ/ B2	verb - to value
traicionar /tɾaiθjoˈnaɾ/ B2	verb - to betray
calma /ˈkal.ma/ B2	noun - calm
tormenta /toɾˈmen.ta/ B2	noun - storm
escribir /es.kɾiˈβiɾ/ B2	verb - to write
escuchar /es.kuˈt͡ʃaɾ/ B2	verb - to listen

Key Grammar Structures

• No lo queríamos, mas hoy es necesidad

  ➔ Use of the imperfect tense 'queríamos' + 'pero' (but) to contrast past intentions with present necessity.

  ➔ The verb 'queríamos' is in the imperfect tense, indicating an ongoing or habitual action in the past. 'Pero' introduces a contrast, highlighting a change or exception.

• Vuela, corazón, huye de este amor

  ➔ Imperative form of 'vuela' and 'huye' used to give commands or wishes.

  ➔ The verbs 'vuela' and 'huye' are in the imperative mood, directly addressing the heart to 'fly away' and 'flee' from love, expressing a command or wish.

• Dile que me mata el dolor

  ➔ Use of the indirect object pronoun 'dile' (tell him/her) with the subjunctive 'que' and the phrase 'me mata' (kills me).

  ➔ 'Dile' is an indirect object pronoun meaning 'tell him/her', combined with 'que' (that) and 'me mata' (kills me), expressing a plea or message to be conveyed.

• Después de tantas tormentas, por fin llega la calma

  ➔ Use of 'después de' (after) + noun phrase to indicate sequence; 'llega' (arrives) in present tense; 'la calma' (the calm) as a noun phrase.

  ➔ 'Después de' means 'after,' introducing a time sequence; 'llega' is in the present tense indicating that the calm arrives; 'la calma' is a noun phrase representing peace or tranquility.